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Pain in the front tooth
Pain in the front tooth, part of which was broken 6 years back. Its turning a bit black also and have pain from last week and it is bleeding also while I brush my teeths.
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Since it is turning black it will definitely require a root canal treatment with crown
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You have to take a radiograph followed by root canal treatment.Later a ceramic crown to mask the discolouration.hope this answers your question.
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It seems to be internal resorption which generally occurs after trauma might be the cause of color change , get an iopa done, because trauma even can cause traumatic cyst, which gets infected and leads to pain, bleeding and exudation. Depending on that treatment should be planned.
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It's something like a phoenix infection meaning restarted and colour change is due to blood clot .get an X-ray done to figure out if periapical abcess then get rct followed by crown and later apisectomy if required
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Go for xray of your tooth then only treatment can be planned
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